Landing page skill.
Teaches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other AI coding agents to build landing pages that look made for the product: the message first, a hero with the real product in it, real proof, features shown, not listed.
Template landing pages share the same mistakes: a headline that could sell anything, a hero full of shapes but no product, a row of matching feature boxes and statistics nobody can check. This skill makes your agent settle the message first, in four plain lines, then pick sections by what a visitor needs answered and what proof you really have, and check the result against a list of template giveaways.
- Skill
wensity-landing-pages- Plan
- Included with Wensity Pro
- Loads when
- Building or redesigning a landing page, homepage, pricing page or launch page
- Works in
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, OpenCode
- Format
- Agent Skills (SKILL.md), plain files in your project
- Pack
- One of the Wensity design skills for AI coding agents
Install
1. Sign in once. The CLI asks for an API token from your dashboard and saves it, so you never paste it into a chat.
pnpm dlx wensity@latest login
npx wensity@latest login
yarn dlx wensity@latest login
bunx wensity@latest login
2. Add the skill. It goes into every agent the CLI finds in your project.
pnpm dlx wensity@latest skills add wensity-landing-pages
npx wensity@latest skills add wensity-landing-pages
yarn dlx wensity@latest skills add wensity-landing-pages
bunx wensity@latest skills add wensity-landing-pages
Landing page comes with Wensity Pro, together with every Pro skill, component, block and template.
Get ProWhen it loads
You never call a skill by name. Your agent reads the short description at the top of every installed skill and loads this one when the work calls for it. Requests like these bring it in:
- Build a landing page for my invoicing app for freelancers. It should not look like a template.
- Redesign the hero section of this homepage.
- Make a waitlist page for our launch.
What it covers
- The message
- Four lines written before any design: what it is, who it is for, the result and the action.
- Structure
- Sections chosen from the visitor's questions and the evidence you have, never a template filled with filler.
- Hero
- A plain headline, a subhead with the who and the how, one primary action and the real product above the fold.
- Proof, features, pricing, FAQ
- Only real proof, features shown as outcomes, honest pricing tables and the real objections answered.
- Motion and performance
- One intro moment on the product, fast loading and the SEO basics a page needs on launch day.
- Mobile
- A layout that is designed for phones, not one squeezed down from desktop.
Rewrite a hero
The opening screen for a reminder service used by dental clinics. Flip the switch to swap a template hero for one that leads with the message and shows the product.
Elevate your practice with seamless scheduling
The all-in-one platform that unlocks your clinic's full potential with next-generation automation.
10K+
Clinics
99.9%
Uptime
4.9
Rating
Without the skill: You could swap in any product: an eyebrow chip, a gradient word, filler about elevating and unlocking, two buttons fighting for the click, numbers with no source, and no product anywhere.
Spot the template
A page you have seen a thousand times. Press each numbered flag to see what gives it away and what to do instead.
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10M+
Users
99.99%
Uptime
150+
Countries
Press a numbered flag to see what gives the page away.
Key rules
- Show the product
- A real screenshot, a live demo or the actual component in the hero, never floating blobs.
- Plain beats clever
- A short headline that names the product or its result beats a clever one.
- Only real proof
- Proof is real or it is a clearly labeled placeholder for you to fill. The agent never makes up customers, reviews or numbers.
- One primary action
- Never two equal buttons fighting in the hero.
- No template tells
- No eyebrow labels, gradient words, glows, grid backgrounds or fade-up on every section.
- The headline shows at once
- The single intro animation goes on the product visual.
Switch the billing
Three plans with a monthly and yearly switch. Flip it a few times and watch whether the cards hold still.
Solo
$12/mo
- Text reminders
- Two-way replies
- Email support
- Calendar sync
- Custom message
Clinic
$36/mo
- Text reminders
- Two-way replies
- Email support
- Calendar sync
- Custom message
- Reply tracking
- Time zones
Group
$96/mo
- Text reminders
- Two-way replies
- Email support
- Calendar sync
- Custom message
Without the skill: Every flip shifts the cards and buttons as the prices change width. A percentage badge shouts the saving, the middle card glows and grows, and the same ticks repeat on every plan.
Files
Everything installs as plain files in your project, in a folder named after the skill.
SKILL.md- The message, the section rules and the landing page tells.
Works well with
Design director
ProThe core workflow: read, plan, review against generic UI, build and critique. Routes to every other skill.
UX writing
FreeHeadings, buttons, error messages, empty states and realistic sample content, all written without filler.
Wensity components
ProSearches the live Wensity catalog, installs with the CLI or MCP, and composes items without breaking them.